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We examine examples of Holocaust denial and distortion currently on Facebook and YouTube on Holocaust Memorial Day 2023. While dedicated space on these platforms have reduced, Holocaust denial and distortion continues to be hosted and spread. -
Daily Stormer not welcome in India
Yesterday we alerted the relevant authorities in India that the Daily Stormer, a hate site banned repeatedly all over the world, was now using a domain name registered in India, dailystormer.in. It has been operating there since November 2022. In less than 24 hours after our notification the site has been closed. We thank those […] -
Celebrating 11 years improving online safety
11 years ago today the Online Hate Prevention Institute was established. Join us in celebrating 11 years of improving online safety! -
Discourse about The Kashmir Files results in Holocaust denial
A recent rise in Holocaust denial and distortion online relates to an incident that occurred at the end of November 2022. -
Our CEO, Dr Andre Oboler, discusses with ABC News 24 the problem of rising hate on Twitter since Elon Musk took over Twitter -
In British slang, calling someone a muppet is a way of saying they are foolish and have about as much intelligence as a cloth puppet. When it comes to twitter’s artificial intelligence for detecting “potentially sensitive content” the label seems to fit. Here is an example of something Twitter felt needed to be hidden as […] -
Grieving mother subjected to violent threats from trolls
A Queensland woman has been subjected to threats from trolls after her son died in a freak accident. OHPI’s CEO says, “Such abuse is a crime”.
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